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Introduction of defects in rubber products vulcanizing


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Introduction of defects in rubber products vulcanizing

1.Lack of glue: due to insufficient weight or poor fluidity, some defects should be found in rubber parts.

2.Degumming: the failure of rubber and frame inserts will result in disengagement or separation.

3.Bubbles: also known as "bulging", because the gas is coated in the rubber epidermis and the formation of local epidermis blistering phenomenon; Thanks for the help and support of Chongqing Feilong jianglis  Technical department.

4.Rotten bubbles: also known as "pit gas", because the gas has not been discharged from the cavity, so that the die corner of the rubber cavity is less sulfur sticky, and protruding from the surrounding rubber surface phenomenon

5.Gel cracking: a phenomenon of cracking on the glue surface.

6.Under sulfur: the inner surface of the gum is microporous, and the exterior is uplifted and deformed.

7.Sticking mould: the phenomenon that the local glue of vulcanized product is adhered to the wall of the mold cavity.

8.Hot die: also known as curling edge, "bite edge" and so on, refers to the product parting line is not smooth, cracks, serrated waste edge and other phenomena.

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